Fuji Acros - Orthopanchromatic?

mike c · Mar 21, 2009

Thanks Poohblah, 6.5 seems alittle sort ,what asa rating, 100. temp 68 F?

chriscrawfordphoto · Mar 21, 2009

I like Rodinal 1+50, 68 degrees, 11 minutes. Agitate first 30 seconds, then 2 inversions every 30 seconds.

Both shot at EI 100 on Acros, developed as above.

StorminMatt · Mar 21, 2009

wogster said:
Isn't a B&W negative also the first step in E6?

Yes. But it would have color couplers. Kodachrome would not. So it would be a true B+W negative. Come to think of it, Kodachrome could be processed to be a B+W negative OR positive, in addition to a color positive.

AgX · Mar 21, 2009

The colour couplers in an E-6 film themselves are colourless. So you `practically´ would have a B&W negative. The same for unmasked C-41 films.
But keep in mind that all those films are not designed to yield `just´ a B&W negative.

Poohblah · Mar 21, 2009

mike c said:
Thanks Poohblah, 6.5 seems alittle sort ,what asa rating, 100. temp 68 F?

Yeah, ASA 100, but my water temp is usually around 72 F.

mike c · Mar 21, 2009

ok Poohblah I'll give it a try with hc110.

Poohblah · Mar 21, 2009

Best of luck to you

clayne · Mar 21, 2009

chriscrawfordphoto said:
I like Rodinal 1+50, 68 degrees, 11 minutes. Agitate first 30 seconds, then 2 inversions every 30 seconds.

Both shot at EI 100 on Acros, developed as above.

Awesome shots.

And now for something a little different: Acros 100 pushed to 1600 and stand developed for 2 hours in XTOL:

Nikon F3HP + Nikkor 35mm f/2.0 AIS, Fujifilm Acros 100@1600, Kodak XTOL 1+3 (stand)

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